Amazon Restructures Health Business
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Amazon reorganizes health-care business in latest bid to crack multitrillion-dollar market

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Amazon is reorganizing its health-care business into six "pillars" Amazon Health Services will be divided into six new units, with a goal of creating a simpler structure.
The reorganization comes after Amazon lost several senior health leaders in recent months .
Amazon has struggled to find a consistent strategy in the U.S. health care market after acquiring PillPack and One Medical.
One Medical went public in 2020 , and it was still losing money when it was bought by Amazon .
Amazon said in January of 2024 that its pharmacy business "doubled the number of customers" it served in the past year .
Amazon is opening pharmacies in 20 new cities this year , and about 45% of U.S. customers will be eligible for same-day medication delivery.
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